Stroke: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) and CRP (C-reactive protein) These are non specific blood tests which are conducted in the later stages to evaluate complications in the bloodstream. These are minimally invasive tests, which require the […]
Headaches: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Eye exam One of the significant symptoms of migraine is a change in vision. It could be a result of the loss of vision to a certain extent or development of sensitivity to light. Therefore,
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Yeast Infection: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Culture test for vaginitis This examination of the pelvic area is performed to diagnose the causes of vaginitis, a vaginal infection. Symptoms include itching, burning sensation, abnormal discharge with odor and pain during urination.
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Hearing Loss: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. ABR or diagnostic auditory brainstem response This procedure is essentially used to determine hearing sensitivity and to check the neural pathways. The neural pathways are checked in case they are not transmitting the sound
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Erectile Dysfunction: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Penile biothesiometry Penile biothesiometry is another method to gauge the nerve function of the penis. Here, electromagnetic vibration is made use of. A normally functioning penis will be very sensitive to these vibrations. A
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Heart Failure: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Chest x-ray A small amount of radiation is used in chest X-ray to produce an image of heart and lungs. A chest x-ray not only helps the doctor in diagnosing lung and cardiac diseases,
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Fatigue: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Other lab diagnostic tests Apart from the above mentioned tests, various other lab tests are conducted on the patient if the results are too ambiguous to safely determine the cause of fatigue. These tests are
Heat Exhaustion: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Fever and high body temperature test Heat exhaustion is often a precursor to heat stroke or hyperthermia. One of the foremost ways of diagnosing heat exhaustion is to check the body temperature. Hyperthermia can
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Female Incontinence: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Cystoscopy A cystoscopy allows the doctor to inspect the interior anatomy of your urethra and bladder in great detail to check for abnormalities. In this procedure a small flexible tube, equipped with a cystoscope
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Heatstroke: Diagnosis Top Diagnosis 1. Complete Blood Count (CBC) The most important test for heatstroke is the CBC. In this, a blood sample is taken from the patient (3 ml for adult and 1 ml for child). Clotted specimens are
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